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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
DENTAL NOTICE.

DIN "a xNo AcIs
The undersigned having located In
Grenada for the purpose of practicing
his profession, Dentistry, takes ad'
vantage of this means to say to the
people Of the city and community
that somewhat extensive practice OF
near ten years. added to the best OF
school advantages, justifiss the assur-
ance of satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage. Fit
ted up with all the convenience,
comfort and modern appliances nec-
essary to do u tirst-class practice, he
trusts that by close attention to busi-
ness he will merit q share of public
patronage. Very respectfully,
Il. M. HIGHT.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
Names

Ordered that the Board adjourn to
meet on the first Monday in March,
1887, next. BENZ. WILLIAMS,
Pres't. Protein.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
NOTICE.

The firm of Elyard 4 Sledge has
oeen dissolved by mutual consent, D.
y. sledge assuming all the liabili-
sles Of the late firm. ]. d. Elyard,
agent for Mrs. M. Elyard, will contin-
ae business at the old stand, and re-
spectfully solicits share Of the pub
nc patronage.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 8, 's7.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present same as on yesterday.
Ordered that A L Bridgers be fined
$500 for non attendance; section 2137
code 80.
Whereas ON yesterday it was order
ed that E D Graham, who made the
best bid for working the county pris-
oners, should make bond and sign
contract for the performance of his
duty as contractor, and he having
made said bond In the sum of 100000
with John Powell and w Fl Fitz.
Gerald az sureties, which bond is
hereby approved and filed, and hav-
ing executed said Contract with said
Board and filed the same with the
clerk Of this Board, it is ordered that
the contract be awarded to him.
No 1928, Ordered that Benz. Will
liams be allowed $500 for support of
pauper for month Of January, 1887,
sec 626 code 80.
Ordered that the report of B II
Gordon, county treasurer, be and the
same is hereby approved and ordered
to be recorded.
Ordered that the clerk of this Board
be and he is hereby authorized to ad-
vertise for bidders to erect a wooden
bridge across Cane Creek ON Grenada
and Parsons road. The plan 0f the
bridge to be built eau be seen at the
Chancery Clerks office. Sealed bids
to be received at the next meeting of
this Board. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Ordered that the Board draw pay
as follows:
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

eal lne comedy of life begins In the
fsaad; fsafdie; the drama at the altar, and
'assay ehds IL tile er2vs::
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
M lssnLA!vll q GRENADA cavy!y,
Proceedings oftho Honorable ao,ra
oS Supervisors.

Concluded from last ,veek.)
Came on to be heard the report Of
Hill Guy, B L H Wright and Hill
Gordon, appointed by the Board to
receive the road northeast of Bogue
bridge, and the said commission t,ers.
having after being duly sworn, report
ed that said road is in good condition
to be received, said road is hereby
declared and established q public
road.
No 1927, Ordered that Hill Guy, B
L H Wright and Hill Gordon be al
lowed $6.00-$2.OO each-for acting as
commissioners to receive said road,
sec 8M code 80.
After having duly advertised for a
contractor to work the county prison.
ers the Board this day received bids
at public outcry, and whereas E D
Graham, of Tallahatchie Co., Miss,
having made the highest bid, to-wit:
The sum of thirty (3Oc) cents a day
each f1r men and women, and five
(5c) cents a day each for boys and
girls under the age Of fourteen years {;
said Contract was awarded to him up
on his making a good bond in the
sum of 100000 and signing a contract
with the Board stating the conditions
under which he is to work said pris-
oners. It Is ordered that he make
said bond and contract. I
Ordered that the Board adjourn to
meet tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock
BENZ. WILLIAMS,
Pres't. protein.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02

IN eject imposed q tax on rambling
houses and bawdy houses Of the city,
or licensed them 10 violate the law,
assuring them on the payment Of the
amount specif cd In each case the pro.
lection OF the police. You have gone
further, and assumed TO say who shall
and who shall not keep gambling
HOUSES, permitting those whom you
will and prohibiting those whom you
Will not allow TO keep such places. !
Will say, with all due respecr, your
government needs reformation, and
that you, Mr.: President, should 6rst
make the effort 10 this direct II
the violations OF law pointed out, and
others not stated, are not stopped, you
Will DO indicted, and II convicted It
VIII TO the duty Of this Court TO strip
Oh your official robes and sentence
you TO a term in the workhouse Of the
county.
This is a government law, and no
man or official 10 above the law, but
all are subj ct thereto. The people,
through their Legislature, enact such
laws'ss they think best for the good OF
the community, and II 10 your duty
and my duty to see these laws faith.
fully carried ont.
Another thing, cir, that ] wish to
call your attention to is this: You
have on two different occasions, ar.
rested officers OF this court when they
were la pursuance Of their duties a.
deputy sher ifs, thereby ex posing them
to con,umely and placing the court in
contempt, which / will not again toll
crate. l have forborne to arrest you
and your police officers for these sew.
eral acts, and you, as q policeman,
must refrain from molestipg my off.
Gers when they are engaged In the per-
iormsnce OF their duties. II they mis-.
conduct themselves l am strong enough
to correci tn, I'm, and will do 80; but
they must not be interfered, with by
the city officials. The Criminal Court
has superior criminal Jurisdiction over
al other quits In the county, and
trust you will remember wha have
said and conduc, yourself accordingly
In the future. Yu may retire when
IL suits your pleasure"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
PLEAS IN ABATEIRhT.
ANSWER OF PRESIDENT MADDEN
THOSE INDICTMENTS.
Judge DlBose Has, BY His Own Acts,
disqualified Binself 10 Try
the Cases.

The preliminary step In the indicted
Taxing District official cases was
taken yesterday, with the entering by
President MADDEN, thr )ugh his attor.
neys. Gen. Luke X Wright and Judge
8. P. Walker, Of aples In abatement.
This does not mean that the preti.
dent, or any Of his associates, are
afraid to sand full and impartial
trial. Not by any means. The law
prescribes certain me hod by which
grand jury shall bs chosen, and II
resls with every defendant whether or
not be will take advantage OF irreeu-
lari,ies. The only way to do this is
by plea 10 abatement. This 10 also
true Of any other shortening or error
in the case. BY plea Of mot guilty"
the defendant Is debarred from any
reference to these facts, and stands his
trial on the merits Of the case alone.
As will be seen by reading the pleas
fled yesterday, any other mode OF
procedure was In the nature OF things
impossible. The charges brought TO
the attention oil Judge DuBoss are 20
numerous and vital that only one
recourse Ia left him. With all his
cratic cha acteristics he surely can.
not override the pleas and slt In judg-
ment at the trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
Tho LecIaIa.


Tee lecture In open court, referred
10 In tue above plea No. 3, delivered
on the 2let Of February, and filed
with the plea Cd on exhibit, Ia a. fol.
lowe:
am constrained from n ssnss Of
public duty TO call your attention to
the abuse Of power Entrusted 10 you
40 President Of tho Taxing District OF
Shelby county. II would, perhaps, be
moro consonant with the duty Of my
Office 10 arrest you on warrant sworn
10 and tend the matter for lnyoalgs.
lion 10 the grand jury, but for the
preeent / prefer the milder course OF
remembrance. II the public off
iuirusted with definite power 90 be ex.
ercissd for the benefit OF the commun.
ity wickedly abuses or fraudsntly OK.
ceods them, he is punishable by In.
dictment, though no Injurious effects
result 10 any Individual from nj, mis-.
conduct. Tbs crime consists In the
public example In perverting those
powers 10 tbs purposes OF fraud and
wrong which were committed 10 him
% instruments OF benefit TO citlEeno
and OF safety 10 public righis.
II will hrat call your attention 10 an
abuse Of your power az President Of
the TaxiDR District In nning peuons
charged with felony, q class Of caoea
over which you have no Jurisdiction,
except 10 Inquire into them and when
the facts warrant you In Il, 10 bind
over the offenders 10 the Criminal
Court for further proceedings.
TO specify; You are daily In The
habit, am Informed from the records
coming mp 10 this court from the Po.
lice Department, Of finlng persons
charged with larceny only. II you
do not, from one pretext or another
suited 10 your purpose, zee FL 10 pace
the charge OF larceny on your docket,
you will enter the charge OF lrespass,
AVID Tor this YOU will hue the offender
and send him before tho Criminal
Court, perhaps, Tor the balance OF the
onenso, 10 be there further dealt With.
II 10 hardly NECESSARY to cay 10 you.
as no doubt you are fully informed,
and II you are not |, would not excuse
you, that every felony includes tres
pas8; and N person Ia charged, tried
and acquitted OF larceny, you cannot
hnd him guilty OF irctBpabB. On the
other hand, N he DO guilty Of tue
crime Of larceny, you cannot ny BIN
for the necessary Ingredient Of tietpass
as separate ohenss and bind hin
over for tho larceny, for the greater In.
eludae ihe lesenr onOuRo. La Cases of
murder, OF In the atlemp, 20 comm,
like crimes, you are In ihs habit, or Il
n ycnr custom, % foe tho Offender Tor
Carrying concealed Weapons and then
bind him over 20 thB Criminal o MI
for Tho greater crime, regtrdlofs Of the
fact whether the net a carrying lhe
wospon concealed could. be SHOWN or
not BY TIC proof before the crime OF
murder was eopm't,ed, and which In
rarl instances can be done. ..-
II you have rot directly you have
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

I'm order 10 fulfill an important
engagement else where, President Had
den will begin this mornings session
OF the police court at $50.
Morris Brown and Ell. Haden
were arrested by 0fticsr wynns last
night Tor assault aud battery. The
former used knife and the latter @
brick.
Only one deed was Registered yes.
tecdsy: John Condor TO A. X. ~ oan,
37txllls feet on the south side oil
MIL street, between Fourth and Filth,
for $3.50.
The colored people are giving an
August church least In Iooms In r,a,
Of Emmanuel church on Third street.
The weekly festival will be carried ON
four nights In each week until further
notice.
The following parties were ersntsd
marriage licenses yesterday Fed.
A. Cash snd Mrs. Clero Fsrar
Willie Hardin and Miss DJra Thomp
son; Allen Moore and Miss Fanuie
Eoglehardt.
The nine O'Clock eignal last night
over the fire alarm wires was taken
Tor Box IL at No. 3 Eoginehouse and
the company hsd Iun TO the Pea.
body all for nothing The Babcock
also came out.
John Polk, O Bsyen-year.old co'or.
ed boy, was arrested at Colliersyille
yesterday with q bay mare having
white hind feet, for witch an owner
10 wanted. The boy says his father
lives near the Louisville and Nash.
vile depot.
-"Git of thin cheers, gintlemep,"
exclaimed the red pdled guardian OF
the park yesterday "thim's me pri.
vste property, and yezcsn't sit on thin
unlefs 20 are convapin' wild ladiee,"
and two heat exhausted citzsns
moved to the less comfortable iron
benches, wondering what the deuce
President Haddtn has against the
people OF Memphis that he should
Eeep such a man In charge Of tho
park.
I'm the Probate Court yesterday.
Mrr. Ella Schiller has been appointed
a3mlnistratr x OF thu esiste OF Gusta.
yus Schiller, decoasel Mrs. Eys b.
WilkerBon WIS granted letters Of I'D.
minisration on eetate Of Thomas w.
WilkerBon. J Il. Dihrd, l.. p. Flip
pen, A. i. Tucker, l.. W. Rtdioid and
A. j. McLsudon wereappointed com.
i1sssloEsIs 10 SET spatta years support
for Mrs. T. Ia Schiller widow OF Cur
tavus Schiller.
The committee appointed by the
two exchanges 10 Wilt Washington
and invite President Cleveland, his
wife, members Of tie Cabinet and
their wives 10 visil Memphis next
fall, will leave tonight over the Mem.
phis and Charleston aud Louisville
and Nashville railroads. All parties
who intend going ave requested 10
hand in their nameslo 4 crotary l..
A. Keeling, Of the Merchants EK
change, M early a. possible today.
AT q meeting OF th Lad aud La
Dor Club, No. ., last night Il was re.
solved that the rapid growth OF lie
membership justified he renting Of q
larger hall than II has iound niece
sary for lie purpose 10 he past, and a
committee was appointed 10 secure
the same. Tbs docirina Of the united
labor party are rapidly speeding, es-
pocially among oarpes, thinking Eien,
TO all OF whom cordhl invitation Ia
extended 20 attend The meetings Of
the Land and Labor Ohb.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
LOpAL NOTICES.
AsMrnls Steam Laundry, 2ei %

ASNPHIs Steam Laundry, 224 % st.
A CHAP line iron and slsie mantels,
also CRATE front end isndere, ut Gabay's
IT you want oil pine lumber call on
BTinkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF.
ierson street.
Ia Gu PI.A cured I. ]. Ewing, Of
Citiletsburg, Ky, Of terrible cold
caused by the alods.
EVERY saloon should keep for
sac Qnlnino and Whisky. q. II.
Hcrbsrs x Co., agents.
Go 70 p. Cunninghams wagon fac.
tory, corner Desoto and Monroe
suests, to order your drayS.
BAcKhcHE 10 almolt instantly re-.
lleyed by wearing ono Oh CATERS
ASnar. Weed and BsllAdouna Back.
eche Plasters. Try one and be free
from pain.
COLLECTIONS 10 city ard country
promptly attendsd 20 by THE JNO.
II. LEN0W Law AND COLLECT.
mo AGENCY, No. 2s7 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY 4 AHpKRsos, iuneal dir.
ectors and embslmers, 50 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation Of friends.
FRS. All hts stopped free by DIR
KliDes Great Nerve Reetorer. No fits
after frat days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial hottie free 10 ft
oasls. Send TO DR.. Kline, 93l Arch
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
F.w. RoYsrKR 4 Co. will cell on the
Slh instant n number OF choice lots In
Fort Pickering Immediately adjoining
these sold by them on the 18Th July
In the Riehlman subdivision. Look
out for regular al. on Sunday morn
ing.
The festival at Emmanuel church
last night, given by ladies, was we'll
pa,roDized, and wee a dolig' tiul affair.
Hereafter the little park nd cent 10
the church, extending % tie corner
OF Jefferson street, will be lighted mp
With electric light, where q grand pic.
mic will b. given 20 tho Sunday achool
child en- OF the parish. Tee publlo 10
invited. These ieillyals will be given
Ia this park four nights In each week,
commencing tonight, until further
notice. Riffeshmenis % all kinds
will DO on the grounds, aud pure
ar'csian wstor in abundance free 10
al. Admission 10 the park loo. Come
ye who age thirsty, and 20 will give
you drink.
Mas. T. X. WilLilss on, Chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02

| medistsly alter the expression
Of said opinion, Brown and Pickett
were reported by Meath or some other
member Of the jury to Judge Du Bose,
who thereupon arbitrarily and ille-
gally dismissed and discharged Brown
and Pickett from further service for
the sole reason that they were unwill.
ing to find and return said indictment.
and appointed M. T. 0ford aud M. M.
Robinson 10 q i the vacancies that on
the 28th day Of April DnBose dis.
charged A. I. Hayden and NJ. L.
0ford because 1t was believed they
would not be In favor OF finding true
hills, and M. 7. Manners and Con
DAILY were appointed to fill the vacan-
ciea, because Manners end DAILY were
believed to DO upfriendly to defend
ant, and for no other reason whatever.
The so.called grand jury, a. reorgin-
lied, was ordered by DuBose to pro.
oeed to summon other WITNESSES and
investigate the charges contained In
the indictment, which they proceeded
to do. The plea then goes on 10 recite
numerous other changes because Of
uniriend!ine o toward defendant, for
the PURPOSES eought, and their di,-
charge upon evidences that they were
not the parties wanted. II then pro.
ceeds TO aver that on the IA b day OF
May, tho last day OF the term, Dn
Bose, being anxious 10 securs an In
dictmsnt, discharged DIly aud
Douglass from ths jury because they
would not vote to return q true bill
and appointed ]. O. Moan end N. s
Grant, believing them to be uniriendly
to defendant. DuBose was not disap.
pointed as TO the action OF said Nolan
aud Grant, for shortly after they were
appointed aud upon the very dsy OF
their appointment, and without hav.
Ing heard the testimony OF one wit
nese, or one scintills OF evidence 10
support and make good the charge
against defendant, said Jurors voted In
favor oil finding q true bill, 90 did the
the other me.Ibers OF the Jury, and
the indictments were returned into
open court by tbem a. true bills. The
indictment was obtained solely through
toe personal, persistent management
oil DuBose. who, ignoring and posing
by the attorney general, looked up
witnesses and evidence which he cup.
posed would tend to eliminate the de-
fendsDt, and proceeded to mold a
grand jury TO his hand to End this
and other indictments. Defendant
AYERS that the evidence upon which
the indictments are based Ia wholly in.
sufficient TO warrant the finding Of a
true bill, and that they were found by
the grand Jury not because OF the
proof before them, but undsr preasure
OF circumstances above set forth. H
therefore prays judgmen. Of said in
dicimepts and that they be quashed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
Plea he. Z.

The frst ples, on indictment for
nalfeasance and nonfessance In office,
recItes that the indictment ought to be
squashed, and that the defendant
ought not 10 be further required 10
answer or defend o. 10 the charge
therein set forth, because the wit.
nesses, Miles Merriwether, M. Larsin,
II. A. MONTGOMERY, J. L. Rsndle,
Thomas Graham, o. l. Pallen, James
Lee, IT,, James Fogarty, W Y. Smith
ard X y. Belts, whose names sre on
the back Of the indictment In the
causs, and upon whose testimony
alone II Is claimed the indictment v az
iound, In truth and In fact, were not
examined before the Grand Jury "a Il
existed at the time when saId indict.
ment was found, at least two members
oil said grand jury, viz James q. No
Lap and N ). Grant, who voted upon
and found said bill, never heard the
testimony OF the witnesser, or any Of
them, and, In fact, never heard tbs
testimony Of any witness whatever
who t.sti6ed before the Grand Jury.
These two witnesses, wholly in the
absence OF nil piooi whatever, and
without knowledge Of any facts eel
forth In the indictment, arbitrarily. Al.
legally and conupily voted In favor Of
nnding the same 20 be n true bill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
motion For n New Judxe

The fourth document, motion for
q new judge to try the Gaze, eels forth
tina, upon fsc's and circumstances OF
which he 10 informed. he verify be.
lieves that he can not have q fair and
impartial trial of this and other cases
pending In the court sg.inst hin be-
fore the Hon. ]. j. DuBoBe, presiding
judge; that he verify believes that the
sid Judge, from prejudice against and
motives OF personal hostility towards
defendant, will not give him an i'm.
partial trial that the said Judge has,
on variou9 occasions, declared his bo.
lief OF defendants gull, and declared
his purpose 10 convict him OF the
charges contained In this aud other IN.
dictments pending; that he Judge
DuBose) has heretofore, publicly and
In open court. denounced the defend.
ant ~ criminal In manner appear.
ing In q newspaper cutting hereto ut.
tached that he has rtjudged the de.
fendant's guilt, and that he has ille-
gally and without wairent OF Law,
nodded a grand jury TO find this and
other indictments against defendan
after the legally organized grand jury
bad refused TO do 90. Defendant
further says, that on the trial Of ssii
plea,the judge will very probably bs an
important witness. Defendant ayers
that there were and are no Just
grounds for the charges made against,
or the feelings Of hostility toward him
By the said judge, and he confidently
believes that before an uppIeju dlced
judge and an impartial jlry, he viii
be able 10 demonstrate his inncee6ce
oil the charges preferred against him.
Defendant therefore pIays that Judge
DuBose shall invite some other udge
Of the State TO cit 40 Judge for the die.
position OF the caos pending againht
him, 10 the end that he may have an
impartial trial ne contemplated By the
constitution and laws Of the Slate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
The True Method

OF curing hsbltual constipation and
liver and kidney Ills Is 10 avoid the
use Of the bitter draflc liver medl.
clnes and cGthsrtics, aid 10 take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. II olsanses "a we'll AZ
stfeugihrns the syeieu, aud does not
leave the bowels cos I've, go that rtgd.
lar habit may be formed and the in.
valid permanently restored TO health.
II acts promptly and effectively; II Ia
easily iaken aud perkcily harmless.
For sale In 80 cents and 81 bottles by
III. ]. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van vlest a %, q. W. Jones
n Co, W. n. Wilkrrrou A 90, J. j..
Miles, end .. Mansfield a %. have
been appointed Wholesale rgents Of
Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02
HARRINGTON. STEWART 4 WHITE.
Horses, Cattle and Chickens.

For collie aud grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, l give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q nah twice q
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having stock % the best med cine
known for the above complaints. In
usiDg II with my chickens for cholera
and gapes mix II with the dough and
feed II to them once q day. By this
treatment have lost none where the
Regulator was given promptly and
regularly. ET TAYLOR,
AGENT for 0fansers Of aeorgla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-02

N REMOVED ny THE usr oE COCAINE
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnetfs Flavor.ng eItmCtI are no
haef